Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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wa 3 SILK SCREEN and stencil work are but two phases ol work being done by Ueit to right! Edward Hipple, Norotha Hawkins, Iohn Lesicko, Bar- bara Brown, F rank Hicks, Barry Baker, Howard McNeil, and lat the extreme Iettl ' Henry Mann. Other students enjoy stenciling Christmas cards from their own designs. HERE DREAMS TAKE ON REALITY In the early days ot Chester High School, art, as a rule, pertained to the prettier things in life and a few equally refined forms of drawing for the young ladies. Through the years, however, it has come to cover all visible and tangible forms from the study of architecture, to the creation of a fine piece of jewelry and connects all studies of art as closely and naturally as possible with other lines of work and forms of activities. The art major course of Chester High i ,,., School is now primarily designed lor those students who are interested in all phases of art and wish to continue their studies in the field after graduation. Students receive train- ing in commercial art, interior decoration. and in graphic and fine art. Minor electives for art appreciation are also available. Art majors submit work in such projects as Scholastic Art Awards, and look forward to their annual art exhibit held at the Dela- ware County National Bank. ART STUDENTS working on their indi- vidual projects in clay, tempera, and pastel. Left to right: Iohn Seiler, Richard Runner, William Paden, Iune Ramage, Ernest Towns, Carolyn Finch, Stewart Iohnson, Carol Reimschussel, Walter Thomas, Tony DiLucido, Car- liss Sindlinger, and Elaine Gerbrick.

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SENIOR STUDENTS become acquainted with the various business mcrchines in office practice clcrss under the care and supervision of Miss Helms. BARBARA KOSYK and Bur- bcrru Willcuer portray clerk and purchaser in scrles demonstration. 1 T FYRST-YEAR bookkeeping students concentrate on bcxl- cmcing figures under the ex- pert guidcmce of Mrs. Knox. -nn,

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PREPARING a feast for the coaches' banquet. Lett to right: Sylvia Iohnson, Ioan Farrington, Barbara Usavage, Betty Locke, Florence Roberts, Alberta Mathis, Ella Bryant. X mbsf! WORKING HARMONIOUSLY to com- plete their handiwork. Left to right: Doris Levenstein, Ruth Corporal, Vir- ginia Pasqualini, and Marie Barnard CC PARENTS AND TEACHERS enjoy themselves at the Parents' Club tea. Serving is Mrs. Lutton, president.